Weekday lunchtime
The weekday lunchtime hour is all levels, and beginners are welcome in it. 5 hours to choose from, one hour each.
Trial class
One class. $30.
No membership.
The trial is a full class, not a watered down taster. You train with the regular students, you get coaching feedback, and you decide afterwards whether you want to come back. Book it in advance: the academy does not take walk-ins, so wait for your session to be confirmed before you travel.
$30
- One full class
- Train with real students
- Led by an experienced coach
- Coaching feedback on the day
- Booked in advance, not a walk-in
Or call 9457 9426. There are 12 sessions a week a first-timer can start in, at lunchtime, in the evening and at the weekend, so you can ask for a specific one instead.
Choose a session
Ask for the hour that suits you
Every session below is open to a first-timer. Pick one, add your preferred date in WhatsApp, and wait for the academy to confirm it. There are 12 to choose from across the week.
Weekday evening
Weekday evenings carry both dedicated beginner hours and an all levels hour. 5 hours to choose from, one hour each.
Weekend
Weekend sessions, one dedicated beginner hour and one all levels hour. 2 hours to choose from, one hour each.
Your place is booked only after the academy confirms it. Classes are booked ahead. The academy does not accept walk-ins, so message before you come. Times may change around public holidays and competitions, so wait for the reply before you travel.
Dedicated beginner hours run Tuesday and Friday at 6pm and 7pm, and Sunday at 12pm. The all levels hours, which beginners also train in, run Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 12pm, Wednesday at 12pm and 7pm, and Saturday at 1pm. See how the two formats differ, or call 9457 9426. Before the class: directions from Bencoolen MRT and what to bring.
Booking it
Three steps
Message us and wait for the reply
WhatsApp 9457 9426 and say whether you have trained before. We tell you which class to come to. Your place is booked only once the academy confirms it, so do not travel on an unanswered message.
Pack a change of clothes
Clean athletic wear to change into. Outside clothes are not allowed on the mats. Full kit list.
Arrive ten minutes early
35 Selegie Road, #09-03, Singapore 188307, inside Parklane Shopping Mall. A short walk from Bencoolen MRT. Directions.
Before you book
The usual questions
You warm up with the group, learn a technique broken down step by step, drill it with a partner at your own pace, then finish with a question and answer session. Nothing is compulsory and you can sit out any drill. The trial class is $30, booked in advance.
Bring a clean set of athletic wear to change into, ideally a rash guard or fitted t-shirt and shorts without zips or pockets. Outside clothes are not allowed on the mats, to keep the shared training area clean. You do not need a gi, every session here is no-gi.
No. No experience is required and most people who walk in have never trained a martial art before. Classes welcome every level and instruction is adjusted to your background and learning pace.
Reviews
5.0 from 32 Google reviews
Goh Wangda2 months ago
I have been training here for the past 1 past years and at the start i wasnt making much progress in getting better. But after changing my mindset and listening to the coach(Jason) and applying it i have been improving at a much faster rate. The training is different but very effective and im glad that i decided to continue training here.
Jarett Fernandez11 months ago
Training here under Coach Jason for the last 2 and a half years has been one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. His approach to BJJ is incredibly technical, with a real emphasis on asking questions and paying attention to details. I came into this gym never having competed before, and thanks to Coach Jason’s guidance and support, I won my first gold medal at blue belt. He created a training environment where I felt prepared, confident, and pushed to bring out my best. What sets Coach Jason apart is his ability to tailor his coaching to each student and their individual strengths and weaknesses. The gym culture is welcoming, supportive, and built around continuous improvement. If you’re serious about learning BJJ in a way that’s both technical and practical, I can’t recommend this gym an
Talha Soigne8 months ago
I have trained at Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Singapore since day one, from white belt all the way to black belt — a 10-year journey under Jason Quek. Jason has shaped me far beyond becoming an elite BJJ athlete. He shaped my character, discipline, and how I perceive life both on and off the mats. His coaching is honest, demanding, and deeply principled. He builds character, discipline, and resilience. What stands out most is that every black belt in the gym (Clement, Jeong, Nic, Mervyn, Kenneth) and brown belt (Phin, Wei Qin) started as a white belt under Jason. I’ve personally witnessed how he has transformed countless people through BJJ — not just their skill, but their mindset and values. It’s a place for people who genuinely want to improve, be challenged, and grow through real BJJ. If you’re